| Artist: Rudy Ray Moore |
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Format: CD
Manufacturer: Ark 21/bungalow Records
Sku: 209826233
UPC: 802097020028
UPC 14: 00802097020028
Release Date: 11/4/2008
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Campaign Speech (Discussing Issues on Mary Wanna, Foreign Aid, Steeling ~ Rudy Ray Moore
2. Stack-A-Lee ~ Rudy Ray Moore
3. Dance Of The Freaks ~ Rudy Ray Moore
4. Bulldaggers ~ Rudy Ray Moore
5. Good Pussy Lil ~ Rudy Ray Moore
6. Good Old Breast Milk ~ Rudy Ray Moore
7. Long Island Duck ~ Rudy Ray Moore
8. Just Roll It Over ~ Rudy Ray Moore
9. Farting Contest ~ Rudy Ray Moore
10. Hell If You Got 'Em ~ Rudy Ray Moore
11. Chester And Mr. Dillon ~ Rudy Ray Moore
12. Mississippi ~ Rudy Ray Moore
13. Sit in Your Mamas Lap ~ Rudy Ray Moore
14. Presidential Declaration ~ Rudy Ray Moore
15. Press Conference ~ Rudy Ray Moore
16. Make Dolemite President ~ Rudy Ray Moore
17. First Mistress, The ~ Rudy Ray Moore
18. My Cabinet, Questions, Balance The Budget ~ Rudy Ray Moore
Album Notes and Credits
Notes & Personnel Info |
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Director: Rudy Ray Moore. |
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In 1972, while Richard Nixon and George McGovern were struggling to win the hearts and minds of the American people in the race for the Presidency, another candidate threw his hat into the ring -- Dolemite, the alter ego of underground comedian Rudy Ray Moore, who had become a top draw at urban nightspots with his raw and funky rhyming comedy routines. On 1972's Dolemite 4 President, much of the material concerns Moore running for the highest office in the land, letting his fans know what they could expect if he found himself in the White House -- "You can bet your sweet ass I'm gonna legalize grass! Yes, I'll have a constitution to legalize prostitution!" "Where do I stand on free love? I don't stand on it, I lay on it, baby!" "What would I do about unemployment? I would open up stealin', f--k a job!" The "Dolemite 4 President" routine is far and away the longest bit on the album (and includes a number of less-than-charitable comments about other politicians on the campaign trail in 1972), while the rest of the LP is dominated by the sort of classic jailhouse "toasts" that had been the cornerstone of Moore's act for years, including a suitably raunchy version of the poem "Stack-A-Lee" (which later evolved into the song "Stagger Lee") and some shorter but equally streetwise bits involving sex and life in the ghetto. The musical backings that accompany many of the bits on this album often sound like an afterthought and the recording and mix is primitive, but none of that matters quite as much as Moore's full-bodied comic rudeness, which is on prime display here three years before he made the jump to the big screen with the movie Dolemite. The 2008 CD reissue of Dolemite 4 President (which unfortunately arrived in stores a few weeks after Moore's death) includes some bonus material recorded in 2002, with Dolemite still stumping for office and offering his opinions about George Bush, Al Gore, and Bill Clinton while sounding pretty much the same as he did in his heyday. ~ Mark Deming |
Producer: Donald H. Randell; Rudy Ray Moore; Donald H. Randell; Donald H. Randell (Reissue) |
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Engineer: Aleks Tamulis |
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Compilation Appearances
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Dolemite / O.s.t. |
Associated Artists and Works
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Original Soundtrack |
Technical Info
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Release Date : 11/04/2008 |
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Original Release Date : 1991 |
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Catalog ID : 970200 |
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Label : Warrior Records |
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Number of Discs : 1 |
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Studio/Live : Studio |
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Mono/Stereo : Stereo |
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SPAR Code : n/a |
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UPC : 00802097020028 |
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